• bad odor of fellow passenger/s; • hold ups; • loud passengers; • jacked up cab fares; • waiting forever for passengers to fill up remaining empty seats; • some cabbies refuse to give change; • pretty crowded metrorails; and • you are not your own boss.
1. Free meal; 2. Laughter galore; 3. It’s only a one time deal; 4. He is kinda easy on the eyes; 5. Guaranteed good time; 6. Feel free to pass judgment on him anytime; 7. He is up for anything; 8. It will be quick and painless; 9. You will be featured in The Deadbeat Club; and 10. It’s the perfect birthday present for the boy from Mali Bay.
In my plight to be a better citizen of this great nation, I volunteered to be an election observer.
My COMELEC accreditation has been approved and I fly to the City of Smiles this Sunday.
Since my office is paying for my good deed, I am expected to perform exceptionally well on this assignment.
A foreign election observer carries a lot of responsibilities. Raft3r was handed an inch thick manual during orientation. It was required reading. I almost cried.
A part of me wanted to back out. But the thought of staying at a luxury hotel for three days free of chargeprevailed.